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This totally crazy cult musical about 80s boy-band mania from Japan teams up stars from the music and manga scene.

One of the few Pink Films produced by a woman, this movie combines Buddhist symbolism with the genres of adventure and samurai films.

Inspired by George Romero as well as The Ramones, this Japanese trash zombie rock 'n' roll film comes up with a surprisingly inclusive message.

In Shibuya, the neon-lit epicenter of Japanese youth culture, a lone perpetrator begins his orgy of violence against the ruling Yakuza.

To mark the 90th birthday of the legendary manga artist Osamu Tezuka, his son filmed the live-action version of his Manga, 'Barbara'.

Filipino enfant terrible Khavn (de la Cruz) paints a frightening vision of a world running headlong towards the abyss.

Visually colorful, gritty in content, Japanese erotic revenge film by the master of the pink film genre, Kan Mukai.

This erotic comedy is both a critique of the Japanese family image and a sexually playful homage to Japanese director Ozu Yasujirô.

Unparalleled, intimate profile of the critically acclaimed artist M.I.A. that chronicles her remarkable journey from refugee immigrant to pop star.

Three stories converge in a brilliant and hilarious finale from SABU, the Japanese master of darkly humorous arthouse cinema.

This style-setting iconic film by Japan's pink film movement offers an experimental mix of genres about gender roles, violence, and obsession.

„This film is not made for masturbation. It’s made for collective orgasm.“

Alexander Kluge and the multi-media artist Khavn revive the Orpheus myth and use it as a starting point for a true revolution.

Japanese arthouse gem from cult director Sabu, where good luck and bad luck are side by side. With Masatoshi Nagase (Paterson).

A mesmerizing poetic narrative about a group of teenagers navigating the confusing world of sexuality, desire, conformity and capitalism.

A post-porn multimedia artwork of bodily fluids that challenges gender norms.

Claire Denis uses intimate imagery to tell the story of two couples whose self-destructive desires will have deadly consequences.

More stylish than James Bond, BRANDED TO KILL made more waves than the Nouvelle Vague.

On the outskirts of Birmingham and the margins of society the Billingham family perform extreme rituals and break social taboos as they muddle through ...

In a distant future in which humanity is almost extinct, the android ID 722 Yoko Suzuki works as an interstellar parcel messenger.

Florence is trapped at an early age in a hotbed of cruelty. Sexually abused and raped within her own family, she runs away from home as a teenager.

In the performance-oriented Japanese metropolis of Tokyo, the loose Tetsuo keeps his head above water by shooting cheap soft porn.

Somewhere in Manila, a crime boss rules with an iron fist. He uses religion and violence to stay in power. What superstition and razzle dazzle don’t ...

Did the Atari company really dump tons of video tapes in the desert?

The search for his missing daughter repeatedly leads policeman Partho into the city's dingy nightclubs.

Golshifteh Farahani plays the dutyful wife of an paralyzed Jihadists, who begins to confess her real feelings.

A wacky spectacle of love, music and sex, a cross between a soft porn movie, a Japanese death cult and a musical, with music by Stereo Total.

Inspired by the true case of a Japanese serial killer, Cold Fish forms the second part in Sion Sono's hate trilogy.

Tony knows nothing but tough times, living in the bleak circus of the slums he calls home amongst denizens of the underworld.

A hitman on the run finds a safe haven thanks to his cooking skills.

A group of soldiers in a small town on the Mekong River in northern Thailand are struck with a bizarre sleeping illness.

Wacky 70s sci-fi music story about the music prophet Sun Ra, who has to save the earth.

One of the legendary films of New Hollywood: Dennis Hopper's THE LAST MOVIE disappeared so quickly from theaters in 1971 that few have seen it. After ...

The trials and tribulations of Eddie and other transvestites in the Tokyo gay scene of the late 1960s.

Oscar-winning documentary: The incredible, true story of Rodriguez, great '70s rock icon. The moving musical detective story won numerous awards.

In this compelling documentary, Tarquin Ramsay asks just one question: What is the freedom of expression?

A Japanese slacker comedy about the loveable Fuku, who is too shy to speak to women.

One of Japan's most talented maverick directors transforms a standard gangster film plot into a vehicle for his own loopy brand of filmmaking, featuring ...